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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

The characteristic white color Of milk
has been attributed 10 different canses.
The National Livs Stock Journal claims
that Il 10 aue 20 the casino in the milk.
But mill is not generally Of . pure
white color. Il varies In respect to
shades Is Il does in richness by breed
and feed, the latter sometimes giving
different and very decided hues. As
Affected by breed the Guernseys give il
the deepest yellow. Their milk, like
their butter, IA sometimes % deep.
" tinRed as 70 Approximate an orange
red. The Jerseys, the Brittanys, the
Kerrys and the Devons all give milk Of
high color, while The Dutch, Ayrshires
aud ShoFth0gna turn out q paleF pro-
duct when eli are living upon similar
food. The cause of this Differences ID
not easy 20 explain In positive say.
II Is q after VI common observation
among eairymen that the yellow color
10 the flowers Of yellow daisy and Of
dandelion when In Z IL blossom is car
ried directly into the milk and gives in
tensity to its yellow shade and 30 the
butter made from L. Carrots are we'll
known 10 act IN the same way aud are
often employed TO give deeper color to
milk and butter. The juices Of other
plants shIoh have Q decided cslor Of
any shade are liable 10. and DO, occa-
slonally, carry their peculiar tints into
milk and into other animal products.
Thus the coloFing mat or 10 madden,
tnmeKic, annatto and other vegetable
substances containing strongly colored
juices. make their impression upon mi TX
and other seeretions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

KS KnK Pnrksr ia iEs O ussr.
f9uEnn1


fHr& Exs II PARKER q - @ uEaF.
SonEnnl
puMRxnxna. naz1s ASH nksrxs
ARTkR DrmExznos Maks psry stass
8onxh, go - ptsess Pei tart spStc9
asa aK0p IL f1s dg1ez. DE1D = haiI-
ina uaesx. Ea wftn senss
ErnnrMxK ARRxM DrxKznNsH Psi ID
twe eap ~ GcEF and two tatiespoons
FL 81 bakin9 p8wAex. Chop h4if .
po1n6 ~ ksssf ea94 sd akfF - TIE a91H !
80 vie ous Sar 81 water an3 mix ID
Exm dsnGk- Lane mix vel -h1fsexB1
eHrs sitA fhs psste. 0Ifes ~ soaf -
pfza zpFinki@ ws1h anxaK. al ths arusss
vim nppiss and eosef with tep ernsiL
8sesm lhsrH 80 bguFs thsn t1rn fEpm
ne eups. SIS a1gsF Osar ard sst Vim
BaxnD ARFEn DumrxNaA-Mnke ~
fer bo1iina. p1t - pan ard h1ks
bxawn. Ess vita Gra4m aeuns.
PKacu DunERzEsas Make god hsk
inz rowdef exnsi. roli ouf. eut n r1eeees
on whis1 pct esnned psaehss and 3
tabtsspoonfnl - bufssE aod snGar.
DExs the estzns tightly f0Reshe1; bake
u ceep dssb. Esf wish ssa,s-
KEUEr KoEE.--Msks Fieb pud pssies
roll lbin, eosss with bsrFtee. apple9s
ohsrFiss - any fruit desired. roll NJ
4nd lag 10 . pams spEead biAa Of bui1s1
oEsF tue top. spfiakis with sugar, and
put half q tsseap Of water 10 toe pan.
BaEs and saf wiih ssuss
SAUCES F0a PuDDEg. DCHRETNa. ZIG.
Corn GAucE. Half p0nnd Of bazteE,
a1d bali : pS1Bd n FnksF be8ten % .
fFotb- Flavor % ssste.
- s.. So NJ a.. ,..T1ra
~ fcnF eggs, four saflogp0oEsfe1 ct
sugzT, one OF noaF, and two enps Of
mIIk. Bai On shs Gre and stir antii
thick. Flavor with ismcn or wine.
WH1pFKD CRkAM SkuCK Whip pint
81 thiek sweet cream. sdd tbs bssten
whitm Of two eggs swecten and
favor.
HAnD eAUcn Ons cup Of batter.
fhres Of sugar; beat very hasd- kl4ycF
With len0a.
HARD sAucx Beat ghs whites Of six
eggs stiff, add two cups Of sugar, half .
eaD % ereamed butter, and 3 table
spoonfal Of vanilla.
RoAmKso skucn. -Best the whites Of
three EGGS. melt teacup Of sugar IN .
little water, let boil, stir IN enc glass Of
viss. and then the EGGS.
FREHcH sAUcH,-Crean, q pound Of
butter, and stir IN q pound Of sugar; sdd
one beaten egg and ell Of vine. Let
simmer, favor With nutmeg.
WIFE sAucE Dissolve . pint Of sugar
10 q litsle water, boil, add lamp Of
butter, stir in o glass Of vine.
CREAM SkucK.-Oae pint Of cream,
half q pint Of sugar. tablespoonful Of
butter. one glass Of wines bsas alto-
getheF.
LEMoH SAUog One pound Of sugar,
three ouuoas Of butter, half . teaeup Of
water, Juice and rind sf tao lemons.
Boil and beat In the Folks Of two eggs.
Whsn cool add the whites Of two egks
beefen stiff
MAPLE SUGAR SAUcRs-Mel. half O pint
Of maple sugar IN . teacup Of water.
LIST simmer and add half cup Of butter,
CRATE II one nutmeR. and lei come 10 3
boil.
ORAHaE SAucK- -Extrast the Jules IF
an orange aud mir with yellow sugar:
form IN . ball, pat back In the peel;
serve with ooid puddinR.
FINW ARRLx SAUcK --Mix two spoons
full Of butter and four Of sugar, favor
with pine apple, form Q pyramid and
shape like ptne-appls.
DUCHBsg SAUCE.-boil two ounces of
grated Chocolate in one-half q pint Of
milk. beat the yoiks Of two eggs With q
enp of sugar, stir as thick as honey,
favor witt vanilla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28
Do pELlcAeY Cd FLAYaR

Add the efficacy Of lee action have req
dered the famous liquid fruit remedy
syrup Of Figs in@enseiy popular. II
eleansea and tones NJ the cloaRed and
fssuEish system. dispels headaches. colds
And fsveFs. cures habitaal constipation.
dyspepsia and many ills depending on q
9eak or inactive condition Of the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels. For sale in 80
cent and 81 bottles By 4. B. SrEwARr.
Manufactured only By the California FIG
Syrup Co. San Francisco, Cal. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

How ear yoa sxpec4 a clear oompisx-
ton ween The hieod Il full q impurities
And TIE stomach claegeds Tie hl0cd
oeoamea tnnRare heeaase The liver aoes
ncs go pruprrly and 9crk oa the Poisun
trem he sysiea. and the certain Fesnlsa
sie oiolcees, ptnrles and eFapttars.
ka1fify ne hloa1 Nth 6immans LAYER
and rsgalAse t1e liver. s1on,-
- and eouelA and thea The sktn will
eeosme eisar. aw
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nnAcE m

You are feeling depressed, your Ape
lite is poor, you are bothered with head
aohs, you are hdgetty. nervous, and
generally out Of sorts, and want to brace
up. Brace up. bat not With stimulants,
spring medicines or bitters. which have
for their basis very cheap, bad y isky,
and which stimulate yoa for an hour
and then leave you In worse condition
than before. What you want 10 an
Alternative that will purify your blood,
start healthy action Of liver and kid
neys, restore ySuF vitality and give re
newed health and strength. Hush A
medicine you will And 10 Electric Bit
tiers. and only 80 cents Q bottle, az A. b.
SrEwAET's drug store. dv
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PACIFIC COAST.
TAe sseaasr Sea. T. starr la heavy
weather.


RoNE TOwRSnsn, Jan. 81. - Ths
steamer RASTER. Capt. Gtlnors. whieh
arrived ftem WILDLY Island a. q. a.
to-day, Feperts seems the steamer Gea.
Z. Starr Cd Rocky Point. appasently ID
the treugh q The 50. uaaAinr 10 head.
way. II = feared that ehe nav hs dis
Ahlsd Iha Starr laft here for Victoria
aboat nooa. A. soon - ne matter uAs
repoFted harN. The saeaaa lasnch. Lltsls
Joe. halonxina % 0rifhih, Bridges 4
etetean. wss eent cut 10 The Tue fyea.
Which waa Ca n The bsy prepArine q
tow TIE bark YOSEMITE. The 1yea left
"a ones foe tha relief u The starr, ana
uas followed sooa after hy The raprnne
eutasr Weleo1l u has heeu hlcwtnR
alnaoaa sale fron tue e1athutst, ard
uAa very equally I'll tie Aftsrnean. and
aozae Anxtesy Il felt fer Aoik tn Starr
and ~ Notth Paeiae. Tha latter
eleAnnsR. houeseE. ID believed % b IN
rie1ortA uAiting till ne eAle saazaea.
fheEe are "a present - sNesels an
eAersd n tbs kAEeaEs nosa Of tAem
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28
RrCKLExsn ARWrra sAIvK.

The Best salve in tbs world for Ousa,
bEpiaes, sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheam, Fe-
vef Sores Te1tsx. Ohappee Hands. Chil-
blAlna. Germs and all Skin EEuptions,
and positively cures Piies or no pay
required. Il Is guaranteed 10 give poF-
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. Fer sale By A.
B. ATKwAHr. A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

Tha "CENTEMERr' Is the most pop
alar kid glove in AmsFie.. Sis Tor ave
buttoes. $50 for eight battona They
are far hsioU the pF1oe Of any other
standard maker, and for az and dnrs-
hilsty are unsxcsiied. The above are 70
tail prices tthe glove Il not sold Al whole
sale a. sea WABACHEk BROS. dela
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

J. J. Atkins. Chisf 81 Poliee, Ksox-
vilis. renn-. gEil 8 = NJ wife and I are
bens0ciaFies "a @UNR nsoea excRiieot
1edicine, d.. Xmas Nee Medical Dis
covsEy for consumption; having toznd
Il 10 be all thai pa ezaim for it, desire
10 testify 70 itz virtue. Nv friends. TO
w4ora have recnmmended Il. praise il
~ every oppaEtanity.s DR.. KINGS New
Discovery for Consnmption is RnAran-
tsed 70 care Coaaha. Colds. BFenchitis,
Azthula. Cronp, ard every Affection Of
ThsaAs, Chesa ard Lnnes- Trial bosties
FREE a. A. b SxxwAKr's drug sfsrs
LAree xize 81. aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

MM#EEW - EIEL
MmM Mmn0wss &1czMzMn AznERs snr
zl1z1n tsee<tza. b - rEfirt1e1 e
aun nf ne kes1 f1znAls mursna 9u4 uAg-
Eet1z1 u tEs untIe4 1k1ts1, 1z1 -
$50 nssd fns fsReY yaaEs wtkn nss1r
tAzAlna mz1oeM - MlNt1z1 u Mr1EAE1
tsS EkziF ee1ssa. DE<fn9 - rzaeem
of seetkinG IN rsims b fnnnle1lable. u
rezisEz1 fte cid fznm pelz. e1nE 1Ts
sn4ry nd Ha4Ex1mz- grigiEW ID 9Ae
boBe11 Gn1 Win8 sid. b EiFinE he4zEh
- - skizt 4 nssl1 - zss11se. Rr3cs
Ia a bme1l1 as1dwlg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

condemned u. Freeman's medicated
invisible Powder properly applied 10
used by every lady Of Fefieement TO
enhances their beauty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28
STEAMER HELH
F0R c0lBT, PORTS 0hGhh
wasHlNeT0M

R sTKAMKR HEL'A -
EIlia, Mastzl, -
t6n 4 smith B wharf 1anffin - a
wednesday and FridaI. a D.
Colh9. Mi1cheiIa PptnA h9A& ~ zs6s
chnr1 elao, - hea6 81 t.el1 a. -
Rafurnlnw ieaFe hnad ~ k4E1 49, ~ n 4
q - =. n. haaa q Eel4 49, .''.I i
m. MieeAell'a Puans@. l& . ~ A.
Irm1aY, ThzruAaY Esd So
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28
WA8HlAeTna
sTkAMBaAT TRAEsPezIAInNa
caFylngthe y. 9. Hall.


ONE or THE w. "a mum
& i. Cas- nea1Ders
tAnderBoR or k1fthfm
va run daily hetWeeA Inoema 80 ri
1ownnana leaving Tacoma apen ArkNa n
txatn seattle e 10 p N. ard t11cnE s
Port Mndfaon. 4 cr1 Gambia, Rarl EnA4
End Port Iownsend Reiunlnz fI
PuFa Iawnaand every day ihxnapl rRs
Is o'clock ,. n. and Seaftie e. Is IN
SEaTTlE-WnATe0n RcNTE
Tha eaoaMar ~ n MEMW N
lsAFe Seattle eFeEy 5an1ay. Ta1r s
Thuea1na exanknR.9 O'clock, iak N AH
calzng e Mukii3ao Tulafln, Crz11l.t
Oak H4EooE. Ueanlndy. AaaonM1z l14
AnsooE1ua GuGWaA Samz1h h1|I11TI
BallinRhnnn and 9ehuMM
RsturninR. VII lezEe Wo1&e1H nlH7
Monday, y e1naaGmY nd EEAA4 AEM
lngz. e oacleck. f1r 11n1lIa e1rt
snkeFmediaaa points ca NE wnl.
SEATTlE-8kAelT nIfkn zo1lf
fha steamer 0NnA4W VII fza1t EN'''1
for SknRlt rivar and Bny 1eF& 1s4IF
Monday and THURSDAY, r1t1lHT foaa
DAYS and RxiaAEA
For fretEht aaa pnmngn Er31T y Ln
panyn ol1oa, On XealNkia wh414 "a lNA1A
he boata Is he sam8 whAx
mral-tf GEO 9. JA4444 t.4f
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POR SN0HOMT8H CTTY,

ia GTKAMKR
Nv. r. MunrOs
CarryfnE tie uniht eiaaas maiis IN
leave eeMf1la fuR kdmnndB, MnkIlisn'
NaFyEFille. Level and Snnkaui1k. -
DAY. WEDNESDAY ard Friday, a. gMm
returning al1erHEte aaE4
Fer treignf q puma9s epplg en- Nrna1
CHAa IL LOW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28
The BeIIingham Bay Railway
end Navigation Company.

SEATTLE. W. T., Jan. q. 1857.
IN the principal and head ofElce OF tits
ompany hAs.oeen removed from the city
- a coanty OF w hatconn, In this Territory.
q the city OF Seattle and county OF King.
thersin. Byorder Of the Board Of I rusfees.
la2z WIN W. X. FORREST. Perrsfarv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

General Master Workman Powderly ID
said te have retained q present that yes
recently sent to him by an admiFer.
Toe pFessut vas dog.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

xuE DOMINION STEAMSHIP EINK
Runaing between Livsrpooi and Qua-
eee thence BY rail 10 all points in the
Untsed States. Sail from Liverpool
every Thursday. calling 81 Belfast, and
frotn Qaeoee ever Saturday. Steamers
are large and fast and steer1re acesua-
modatiens unexeelled BY any ethes
ttne. Uoile The voyage Il 800 miles
Shorter tAaR via New 1oFk. threa DAYS
q g h the suaoeth waters 81 tha Cali
and river ~ lAwrence. farned fer
oeaettf1l, picturesque soeacEy. Steer
49, and prtpaid ceFtidAtss said at
to9eSl rates. Also drafts an Europe
And eaak remitfances 10 any possolhcs
ad3ras@ A. CHzLRxna Tfekse Aeent
Tor Ne NoEthssn Rastde r. r. iyiS az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

IF you WANT TO BUY LAND, M
4 side or outside Of the city limits Of
seatus-land from enc acre upwards. or
residence. properly. improved or unim-
proved. also business lots. or . good In.
vestment generAlly-we will give you a
better bn gain than any nrm In town.
We keep o conveyance and take pleas
uro IN showing property.
GEO. DORFFKL.
Once IN salesroom Of the Seattle FuIni-
tune Manufacturing Company, north
side OF Cherry 81 two doors east Of DR..
Blgley's Office. noa3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

fae nca -. Azzscse saaaid net fMH - eAn q
hin TheDscsor kas v1sitsd tbs haspitAlB u
- tkoss IN nesd ~ hiz aorxicaA. fha Doefor
eures where ethess fAiA Try Ain. Oh. aKP-
BIN vii Haks ~ charge snlesa 10 ezscta .
elrp. fsrsoEs c9rsd 81 hans. Gail o. WRITE.
heoUmun1sAstons EricelJ eunadea1iAl. Sand
araas IA. J. Y. d1RBOs, Box Isss. a1a Frna-
49, ~ Mentis~ Pnae-fWrnxzSGEnrwn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

The Speaker announced the anGn-
lshsa buslness to be reconsideration Of the
RissF and MaFh0r bill. tbs bill waa
ia; NAYS. 81. Il vas passed IN the ex-
set fora IN which u was SeDerlsd from
ne Committea on Rivers and HaFbers.
A bill foE the incorporation Of The
Washington Cabs Railway Company
vas taken Ep, and after considerable
aiibusteFipa, u yes decided 10 take q
recess tiIl t0moTFow, when shs bill will
BE- farther eonsideFed.
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Community.

Santa Cnuz (Oal.), Jan. H.-GeoFei-
ana Bruce Kirby. she wife Of X. O.
Kirby, q prominent leather monufae-
taFsr, died a. her home In this city this
mernine. She vas IN early life men,
Der Of the celebrated Brook Farm Com
munity In MassachU sets and prsmin-
entity connected wiflf the early anti
slavery movement. She Was the authoF
Of Brook Farm Papers," "Years 81
Experience, " aud work on heredity;
also . contributor 10 the magazines and
aewspapers. She has resided here for
over thirty years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

SAN FRANoIsoo. Jan. T.--Robert Dol.
hnaF. aged Is. vas accidentally stabbed
this afternoon By James Harvey, who IL
year older. The boys we're engaged
IN q conversation on the street. Harvey
held paper cutter 10 bic hand which
Doi1neF ran aaaiuak The blade entered
bis left breast In the region Of the
heart The wound ss believed to be
fatal. Both boys agree IN stating that
the atabbing was purely accidental.
HarpaV n undar aFranf
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE

"
DispenEEEy No sza
ka&rry Efress, saB
fracoisca. EEsah
hShsd In 1884, for
he tze9tneat q
ssxual aad esmanni
Diseases, s1eh -
9oEoKnaGA, 0LKAx
3KUcIrA exRHu-
EE IN all its fnKKzaA
|3E1lrEkL WKAUzl
add IMRexKHoL
lLeEs e manhood
psrmanantlT cuns
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Ena sfshe war.

SAx fAANc1sco. Jan. 27.-rhe yssrsal
81 Gem steros today Issued its annaai
trade reyiew Of the last year. Il PRE-
sents remarkably Catering showing
fos California. The wheat pFodaot far
The year Il Shows % Be t6.o00.O 900 busA
els aud barley, II o0o.Coo bashsls; The
beet rest sugar prsdnst :. 0o0, 900 pounds;
coinage a the San Fraacisco Mint, S3S,
o00o0o; value 81 merchandiae and tire ..
ase res orted, e6I, e00. 600: wool clip, 20.
eoo.ooo p@ands; vine product. Ne00 600
galiens; quick silver. S,eoo.00o TASKS;
total value Of pEodasts Of the state dur.
ina 1850, So 10000. The BANKING
capital Of TIE STATE Il 81, o0o.O01. The
increase q immigration daring the year
vas q .ess persons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

HAE RnANclsoo, Jan. U.-9eo. y.
Stein, Q ahOe1aksF. vas eating luneh
this aGtarnoon IN . restaurant % Wasn.
inafoB street, when 3 man entered the
plaee. drew q revolver and shot him 10
ihs aunali Of the bask, inhiotina .
woand, possibly fatal. The aesailant
was arrested and proved 10 b Peter
Bohn, Of Tracy. San joaquin eoanty.
who bas been bers I've weeks 80hn IL
thonQht 70 be demsnted. A. far as can
Be learned there vas no pr0y0cafion fof
the shooting. IL u not known that be
ever saw Stein before. he says that
there 10 q conspiracy 10 hill him. and
thai nlain q one Of The oonaplEAtofn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

eAn FnamcEscs, Jan z5.--L1ks Garry,
whs "a ahni ISL egenln9 b 50 aarsT
% ahs waser frana, did sais sftern0an-
Tbs aoenanfa aEs vaKied ID regard -
what 20 - he sbostinR. but 4 9Dpssfs
that CafFy and gNo oshaF nsens named
ffsg HaFtk ard Hsrfly Fiynn, bsoane
lnTeived IL 4 aght, daring walsh 0se %
ehem dreWa pistoi. shieh. during ne
rfrnapIe. wena o. and indiaesd ths
wsasd ehstsana13 CaETy 8 death. Herth
and Flynn have bssn srrestsA Both q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

WANuRarcS, Jan. a5.--The Attorney
General sill has the Inter State Cou-
uaerce bill under consideration. Il waa
retesred % him yesterday by the fresi.
dena eitA TIE request In The usual
psinte4 form " report II there are any
ohiecllana 90 ita AppraHAl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

WksarNuToS. Jan sT.-rke prxsi.
eeuts Feeepsiaa 10 Congress and ne
Judiciary. the secaud 81 The sexies, took
place ~ The white Hsuss to4tehi.
ree President VIVA Slve a Reeepsasa.
WAsRxoroS. Jan. H. The President
VIII gave a reception this evening 10
honor of Congress and The Judiciary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

WAmrNaroN. Jan. 27-S.ib .. m.-The
Senate has passed the Dependent Sol.
dissa' bill without amendment and
without divisian.
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IE1 $1,000 Isl11I- D11E NE11It-
500. fron $50 FranelBoo. bo1Md -
4rsg.s aafbor. arrived hefs - ele1ne1s
foss, hasiaa fosi heF fistoDta aDo fore
nsaas hemd AfSaR txyinR 80 uaks 9tsy'1
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28

eNArTLE. Jan. 27.--Arri we'd chsoner
W. l.. Bsebe, 10 load lumber for Oak
land, California.
e1x FaANcIsco, Jan. 27.--AFrived--
SHIP Alaska, from Tacoma bark {. O.
Funk. from Port Townsend.
Pokr TOWNSEND. Jan. 27.-ATrivea-
Ship Yosemite. bark MaFgarita. schoon-
or Isabel.
PoHT BLAKKLE, Jan. H.-Arrived-
Schooner Enterprise.
Death Of ene 81 the nFeok Farm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-28
osmlnG weather.

SAX FRANcEsco, Jan. N.-The indica-
items for the next "a hours, commencing
81 a M, January 28lh. for Oregon and
Washington Territory, rains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-04

FRIDAY. FEB'Y 4, 1857


The soft tones Of tho dawn az fine
morning fell alike upon field and flood
and tinged all creation witIsiss ross hues.
The rich colored banks glowcd with the
warm light that made the dripping leaves
Of forest, the ferns and flowers OF the
shore all flash and sparkle Ike Jewels
On the river. here and there. patches Of
rising vapor partly obscured its sheets Of
cleaning gold, until gentle breeze car
ried away the mist in the faintest clouds.
The fish splashed in the smoking waters
gay blue-bronze kingfishers darted from
their pcrches ON the bleached skeleton
trunks Of stranded snags: white herons
skinned the waters with wide out
stretched wing clouds Of noisy. chatter
ing paroquets flew by. numerous small
birds twittered and cllirruped and in the
woods the roar Of guaribas, or bowling
monkeys. echoed and re-echocd from
cliff to cliff Of the banks II was pic
ture that even in the absence of personal
comfort one could gaze upon with delight,
and oil nature seemed TO welcome the
rosy dawn and pure, fresh air after the
boisterous, darksome night. james w.
Wells.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-04
"a W.&B.RR.
Emasern Ntnnamra -.

- smatern STANDARD Ttw..
I'm and after "Wednesday.
" 1856, Passenger trains Nh EN-, a,
Annapolis, daily, Except SUNDAY s1u !. ,s. y
LEAVE ANNAroIm
AT $40 a. m, and 1905 D m .sa...
p. m, and 5.25 p. m. Arrive II a a.s ~
lis, at S.5S a. M, and Las n ~ : a anl \.
,. M, and 7.l5 p, m. - "uuo1'
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows: S.SOa. m ana +. !,
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis ~ Nv "a !, sl'
m. and 6.2S p. m. :" WOO I
Through coaches are run nm .ll.t i
above trains between Baltlmo,s ssa J. e
narolis O'S 'uu az
Through freight from Bal,imo,.a.;,.
Local Freight Trains leave Anrss.s
Tuesdays and Fridays at 9.OOa N sO''
Freight will be Transported atth,h.
est rates, and will be received h M M
more for Shipment to Annapolis Is ~ v
rs 900 D. m. =
p. m. J. WILSON BROWN
President and Sua
J. II. Brown. Gen. Ticket ACT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-04

II seems strange to consider that, as q
rule. the sailor has less work to 10 when
the weather is stormy than when it Is
fine. OF course, when perilous gale of
wind Is blowing that carries away some
Of the sails and spars, or when the vessel
Ii nearing land in stiff breeze. there is
unceasing labor for the tar. It is a
thrilling sound, tho cry of 'sAll hands
shorten sail, and no seaman can tell
when he viii he able to go below again.
Bat on hoard q good ship in a strong
gale. far out at sea, there is compare
lively little actual work when the labor
Of furling the necessary sails has been
accomplished. 1t is all watching and
waiting, the hoping that something will
not carry away, and cause some nasty
work aloft. The seas sweep over the
deck. and render all painting. chipping of
ircn rust and polishing of brasswork Inn
possible The hclmsman has the bard
task then Of keeping the ship from being
continually flooded by the laundering
waves. brooklyn Eagle.